The Street picked up some tips I published for people to protect themselves online . That fact got me reading the article originally, but what I want to call your attention to today is the other half of the article, which details some interesting research implying that online banks commit an

In a very interesting recent study based on clever use of the Freedom of Information Act, a Boalt School of Law staff attorney was able to determine which sites yield the most victims of identity theft. Here are the full results . Security blogger Larry Seltzer gives some commentary

In April of this year faculty from Harvard and UC Berkeley released a research paper titled " Why Phishing Works ." The researchers showed panelists a series of pages from Web sites that would be considered likely phishing targets. Some of these pages were the real thing from the act

Greetings from down under. I'm here to give a presentation at the Online Retailer conference and expo , which is Australia's largest trade show focused on the online retail segment. My focus is web site malware distribution and the drive-by download. This sophisticated new attack b

Here's a nice writeup of research involving consumer fears of online transations, trusted security marks, and Extended Validation SSL . Just thought I'd share. (Security, Website Security Solutions, Code Signing, Extended Validation SSL, Security seals, SSL Certificates)